Commutative Algebra, IX, p. 68
a) Let ε(T) be the formal series exp(−∑n=0∞Tpn/pn) of Q[[T]]. We have
ε(T)=(n,p)=1n integer ≥1∏(1−Tn)μ(n)/n where
μ is the Möbius function. The coefficients of
ε(T) belong to
Z(p). b) Let
X=(Xn)n∈N be a family of indeterminates. In the algebra
Q[(Xn)n∈N], we have the equality
n=0∏∞ε(XnTpn)=exp(−n=0∑∞Φn(X)Tpn/pn). c) Let
A be a
Z(p)-algebra. Suppose that multiplication by
p.1A is injective in
A. Let
a=(an)n∈N∈AN. For the series
exp(∑n=0∞anTpn/pn) of
A[p1][[T]] to have its coefficients in
A, it is necessary and sufficient that
a belong to
ΦA(W(A)). d) Let
A be a
Z(p)-algebra. The mapping
E∘ωA of
W(A) into
Λ(A) (cf. p. 54, Exercise 40 and p. 57, Exercise 43) associates with
a=(an)n∈N the element
∏n=0∞ε(an(−T)pn) of
Λ(A). e) Let
A be a
Z(p)-algebra. Suppose that multiplication by
p.1A is injective in
A. Let
σ be an endomorphism of
A satisfying
σa≡apmodpA. Let
sσ:A→W(A) be the homomorphism associated with
σ (p. 44, Exercise 14). Then, for every
a∈A, the formal series
Eσ(a,T)=exp(i=0∑∞σi(a) Tpi/pi) has its coefficients in
A, and we have
E∘ωA∘sσ(a−1)=exp(i=0∑∞σi(a) (−T)pi/pi)=Eσ(a,−T). f) Let
A be the ring
Z(p)[(Xn)n∈N] and let
X=(Xn)n∈N∈W(A). The series
EFA(X,T) has its coefficients in
W(A). For every
Z(p)-algebra
A and every element
a=(an)n∈N of
W(A), we denote by
EF(a,T) the series obtained by applying
W(φ) to the coefficients of
EFA(X,T), where
φ:A→A is the mapping which associates
an with
Xn. Then
EF(a,T) has its coefficients in
W(A) and if
sA denotes the homomorphism
W(A)→W(W(A)) defined in Exercise 15, p. 44, we have
E∘ωW(A)∘sA(a−1)=EF(a,−T)for alla∈W(A).